Local storage working on Firefox but not in other browsers

I have two layouts (menu/game) and point recording takes place in the game layout. Then, when the game ends, the system opens the menu layout and, if a boolean is true, it register the date, amount of variable points e level, and then shows the score. I am having to restart layout otherwise the score will not update

This works perfectly on Firefox, but when I tested it on Edge, Safari and Chrome, the score is always zero.

Could this be due to some incompatibility of local Storage with other browsers? If it works perfectly for Firefox, could there still be an error in the code?

Thanks

Try removing the "trigger once" from everywhere, I have feeling that might cause the issue, although it is unusual that this system works in Firefox but not elsewhere.

When you call the function, it will trigger once anyway. Make sure not to call the functions too often otherwise yeah, it'll struggle.

The "sort scores" might end up running every tick, but then could put this under some other event, maybe even a global variable boolean called "IsSorted" that you set to true once the sort has been called, then you can check "IsSorted = false, then call sort function".

More or less, the "trigger once" works by checking other conditions above this within the same event block (which in your case, there are no extra conditions with the trigger once, meaning, it will trigger, then NEVER trigger again no matter what).

When LS works on one device/browser and doesn't work on another - this is a clear indication that it's not used correctly.

Also, saving each element of the array in a separate key is woefully inefficient. You can save or load the entire array as JSON with a single action.

When LS works on one device/browser and doesn't work on another - this is a clear indication that it's not used correctly.

Also, saving each element of the array in a separate key is woefully inefficient. You can save or load the entire array as JSON with a single action.

I've always done it this way, because I couldn't do it any other way. I've already read about the option of using json, even before you posted I was checking a tutorial that you indicated in another post (https://howtoconstructdemos.com/easily-save-multiple-values-in-local-storage/), but I can't imagine, for example, how to use this type of solution to display the latest 5 registers. Can you talk about it or give me some instructions?

I've been checking out the demo file that dop2000 shared and I've made changes to my code based on that example. The score is showing the results when it is registered (1st time score panel is open), but when I load the game again, the score is no longer there, just the dates.

EDITED: I believe I already found the problem and it seems that the score is behaving correctly.